Cody Acevedo Equus, a play by Peter Shaffer was performed in London in 1973 and on Broadway in 1975 and was under controversy for its...

Brooke D. Campbell “Isn’t the paranoia that I might simply be a puppet of some demonic external force just the suspicion that I might be...

Jacqueline Duran Caryl Churchill’s 1982 play Top Girls brings about the issues that women face when it comes to the business world. Our...

Patrick England Looking at the title of this year’s Acacia conference, about the only thing I can reject in my life is my neighbor with...

Timothy Harvey In this essay I will be discussing the autonomy of the “corpse” and those who seek to control it. I will be utilizing the...

Aimee Jurado In Yen Le Espiritu’s book chapter, she opens with this quote by Nguyên-Vo Thu Huong: “It should not surprise anyone that...

Erin King Abstract “Why is the measure of love loss?”. Jeanette Winteron’s narrator from Written on the Body asks this question while...

Olivia Loveless Oftentimes, the prose of a novel itself can add a significance just as emphatic as the message itself; indeed, it could...

Philip Mack If love was a color, would it be black? If beauty was a color, would it be black? Is the negative of a photograph a capturing...

Anissah Madrid In his novel Open Water, Caleb Nelson traverses the nuances of time and healing in an inherently cyclical fashion. In...

Rachel Mendiola The 20th century marked the beginning of an industrialized nation and the end of rurality forever. New ways of life...

Angelica Medlin In 1964, the play Dutchman by Amiri Baraka, then known as LeRoi Jones, premiered at the Cherry Lane Theater in New York....

Nicole M. Nguyen Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises not only presents a disillusioned World War I veteran’s views on the general...

Juan Padilla Don DeLillo’s Libra (1988) and Tomas Eloy Martinez’s Santa Evita (1996) have received considerable scholarly attention for...

Shelby Perlis While Hamlet features one of the most widely studied literary figures in history, it is not its titular character that...

Melanie Swan Change is an undertheorized topic as there is a lack of standardized tools for thinking about change in any field. Hence,...

Khadra Zerouali Throughout history, there has been some sort of ritualistic tradition surrounding the dead. However, when it comes to...

Katie Zeeb The purpose of this paper is to discuss best practices to create or promote effective websites for student research. It will...

Ashley Wayne Introduction The graphic novel adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s Kindred is a re-visualization of the traumatic and...

Ivanna Russell Mrs. Warren’s Profession by George Bernard Shaw can be viewed as a direct critique of Victorian societal norms and gender...

Adolfo Plazola Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein introduces a complex and evil archetype via the character of Victor Frankenstein and...

Juan Padilla In the letter “To Arthur Bingham Walkley,” George Bernard Shaw mentions his Don Juan character’s preference for reading the...

Angelica Medlin “Ogres have layers,” titular character Shrek tries explaining to his Donkey companion in the 2001 DreamWorks film Shrek....

Jackson Martinez The flâneur is a commonly associated with class and masculine privilege because he is capable of being invisible to the...